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LG expands chiller production - Climate Control News (opens the original)
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The investment will bolster the company's ability to deliver end-to-end cooling solutions for AI data centres (AIDCs), while LG's growing liquid cooling technologies strengthen the company's position as a comprehensive "Chip-to-Chiller" solutions provider. The establishment of LG’s first US chiller factory in Virginia was announced by Governor Abigail Spanberger. The new 350,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility, which is on a 43-acre site in Isle of Wight County, will produce air-cooled chi
Heat flux sensor partnership - Climate Control News (opens the original)
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The announcement coincides with the commercial launch of Vector's Peltyr printed heat flux sensor technology incorporating First Graphene's PureGRAPH. The 36-month agreement enables Vector to introduce prospective end-users to First Graphene for its broad range of graphene products. Vector may also purchase products directly from First Graphene under separate purchase orders. The commercial partnership broadens the existing relationship between the two companies and provides First Graphene with
First 800-volt direct current chiller - Climate Control News (opens the original)
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First validated on a high-efficiency chiller platform, the proof-of-concept demonstrates the performance, efficiency and design advantages of direct current (DC) power distribution in mission-critical cooling plants. Trane Technologies, in collaboration with Eaton Corporation and Danfoss, modified an existing high-efficiency chiller to operate with an 800 VDC feed and validated the potential for up to 2% improvement in system efficiency over conventional AC counterparts while delivering over 1,0
Housing not built for 2050 climate - Climate Control News (opens the original)
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The research warns apartments built to today's standards could become dangerously hot by 2050, prompting calls for urgent reform of Australia’s building codes. Sydney apartments built to today's standards could become dangerously hot by the middle of the century, with residents in some areas facing weeks of indoor temperatures above safe comfort levels, the research warns. The University of Sydney-led study is entitled Are code-compliant buildings ready for future climate : A case study of therm
AeroLev air-cooled chiller platform - Climate Control News (opens the original)
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As AI computing drives greater power demand and heat density, data-centre operators need cooling infrastructure that can scale without increasing dependence on water. AeroLev 1850 combines a cooling-tower-free architecture with oil-free magnetic-levitation technology and intelligent controls to deliver efficient, reliable cooling while reducing water consumption. At the heart of the platform is a dedicated air-cooled magnetic-levitation compressor with isentropic efficiency of up to 87%. A paten
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